Mental Welfare Commission

The Mental Welfare Commission is a public organization that protects the rights and well-being of people with mental health issues or learning disabilities. It works to ensure individuals receive appropriate care, respect, and support, especially if they cannot make decisions for themselves. The Commission also monitors mental health services to maintain high standards and can intervene if someone’s safety or rights are at risk. Its goal is to promote dignity, independence, and quality of life for vulnerable individuals within the mental health system.